Prior to issuance of mining permit, the coal company must post a reclamation bond which will be released only after the company has demonstrated the post mining yields to be equal to or greater than pre-mining yield capability.
Since mining yields pocket change for most, even if it were technically a violation of the way FinCEN sees the law, mining without registering would be like "laundering" a twenty-dollar bill by taking it to the grocery store and asking for two tens… it's hardly worth the resources for anyone to care about it, no matter how illegal they decide it should be.
The image data mining yields information including (but not limited to) AR expression, subcellular trafficking, reporter gene activity, cell cycle position, mitotic index, and literally hundreds of other measurements per cell [15].
De Beers mined fewer carats in 2012, but it still beat Alrosa on revenue, as De Beers's mines yield higher-grade gems.
Alrosa produces more carats of diamonds annually than De Beers, but De Beers has higher revenue, earning more from each stone as its mines yield a higher grade of gem.
Most of his properties were silver mines in New Mexico; one mine yielded an ore vein worth $3 million in silver chloride.
The DNA adduct levels in peripheral blood mononuclear cells from workers employed in two separate coal mines yielded mixed results (Qu et al., 1997).
Nonetheless, most of the existing role mining techniques yield roles that have no clear relationship with the business structure of the organization where the role mining is being applied.
In 2000, Goldcorp posted the geological data for a poorly performing gold mine in Ontario and offered $500,000 in prizes for determining drill sites that could improve the mine's yield.
The unexploited "Centenary Cut" deposit, which lies under the existing mine, could yield a lot more.
